Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02

so to ERston's and you will get the finest cigars out-Esston's Professors,
 Don't kick that hat, or pick up the sp- pareutly well-flled wallet from the side walk tomorrow. It's the guys birth day, and may be celebrated. It is like wise April lst.
 Rev Geo. II. Adams has been exhib- itIng the moon to the Tom mbstoners, They liked its appearance so well that | party will be organized to prospect It | for silver and gold mines.
 The Mexicans that are dryvsshing in | Sexton's gulch. near the Humbolt camp l are taking out gold in encouraging | qusnEiIes. Some of them average from | ten to twenty dollars per day.
 The city of Phenix is excited over the l discovery of a live bed bug. It came | with the boom, and IS an evidence of metropolitan sttslnments that does | credit to the town.
 \ large land sale at Tempe, by Mir. c. l T. Hayden, Is about to be consummsted. 1 The purchasers will sub-divide the prop erty, build hotels, etc, and make 1t a lively and hourishing resort.
 The miners on the Cupel mine, Mo have county, who were receiving S3.50 per day, struck few days ago for more pay, \ new force was secured in a few hours Ut the old wages and the strikers have struck out for new fields.
 The Florence canal enterprise IS being pushed as fast as tive hundred men can excavste. It will be completed to a point opposite Florence, and the water turned on, by the latter part of May. The canal will cross the railroad at Tol. tee station, this side of Casa Grsnde.
 The only document filed for record to day was R deed to a half interest ID the Oymberhne mine, Amole district, to the Silver Ioon Mining company, by T. D. Gilbert, Wm. D. Gilbert and J. F, Basrs, executors of the estate of F. B. Gilbert, deceased.
 About B year ago Supervisor T. J. White WAS afflicted with felOn on the fore finger of the left hand. For some reason 1t was never entirely healed, and She bone became so seriously affected that 1t finally was found necessary to BmpuJste the finger, The operation was performed yesterday by Dr. Goodfellow. Tombstone Prospector.
 Q, Complaints come from Benson, from s--Aales, and from other points along N--;issad eastward that the CITIZEN 'i1,os -,-t r1>>cp them every day, and that Sometimes tbef. .Ieceive two numbers on one day. The paSsCS are mailed here every evening, fully sN- hours before the time for the mail to lesvess-.ss gnu mere IS no excuse for any delay such Ess,e..O mentioned.
 On account of the increase in liquor hcense5 beginning with April first sev- erRl saloons will go out of the business. Mir Wm. Heyn sold sll hIs stock yes terday c Col Joseph Durr, who will remove everything to hIs own premises. Mr. Heyu wIll go 70 San Francisco in a few days to engage ID tue manufacture O: one or more of his recently patented devices.
 An interesting experiment. IS st pres eut being made by the D8ggett Bros, ID the Salt River valley, where they have secured a large tract of land which they are already engaged in seeding in slfsl ia, their purpose being solely to fatten mutton for the California market. There Is no reason why the enterprise should not be & successful one, nor why # could not be initiated with profit by growers or beef.-Hoof and Horn.
 Peter Mathews is to be examined for luuacy. He has been demented for some years, but recently hIs poor mIrd has got to wandering ID unusual chan neis and ms condition IS indeed pitlgble. He believes he is to be the grand s8cuem of the PapagOs, after he talks with their great Father m Benson and jOins the Masonic lodge at Pantano. He will probably be sent 10 the asylum at Phenix.
 The two children of Mr. and Mrs Juan Elias were buried to-day, the fun crai taking place from the Catholic church. Ei FrOnterizo says they died of depLtheri8 and scarletina. The funeral was very largely attended by the many friends and 8cquBintanees of the allie ted family. and also the Pioneers, to which society Mr. Elias belongs.
 An epidemic of some kind has broken ont among tine Mexican children in camp. Four Of them have died within the past two days. Two were buried xagscy I-sy and the others today. They were all children Of parents too poor to procure the necessary medical attend Guce, and ID view of continued sickness tbe Board of Supervisors have instruct ed County Physician Dunn to minister t3 them.-TOmbstone ProspectOr
 The Papago arrested on Saturday for stealing Frank Lords horse, was dis charged by Justice Meyer this morning. 1t was shown that be had found the animal aud, recognizing Don Pedro AguirTe's brand on 1t brought it to the city and turned it over to MT. Sam- Hniego, for which he was paid a dollar reward. Thisis the custom with many Pspsgoes and they should be encour- aged In such acts of honesty.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges an invita- tion to the opening ball of the Hotel Arcadia at Santa Monica, on Wednes. day evening, March 30th, and it would take great pleasure in being represented ID such brilliant gathering and upon snch an suspicious occasion, were it possible to attend. The Hotel Arcadia is to be conducted by Messrs. Scott Brothers, and 1t IS one of the finest sea side resorts on the Pacific Coast.
 The general court martial. to be held m Nogales, Sonora, for the trial of the officers for the part they played in the late unpleasantness here, will convene n about fifteen or twenty days, or so soon Rs a full compliment of officers ar rive. The prisoners have already se- lected and retained their counsel to de fend hem. as follows: Col. Arvizu will be defended by Col. NillRsenor; Ileut. Guherrez by Lie Flores. prominent at torney in MeXico.-Frontier,
 Everybody that has read the stories written by Geo. W. Peck about the Gro cerymsa, the Bad Boy and hls Dad. should not fail 10 see the play at ReId's Opera House, tomorrow night, 3Oth, entitled 'Peck's Bad Boy" lt Is with out doubt the funniest comedy ever written and sure cure for the blues. This company has met with tremendous success everywhere, turning people away nightly, and, contrary to the general run Of travelling companies, does not l know what poor house is. Turn out l in full force.
 The new fashioned, labor saving de- | vices gre not altogether perfect When | the Los Angeles Tines was addressed | In the uncertain csbalistic chirography | of dts attentive mailing clerk, 1t came tO | the CITIZEN sanctum with a regularity | not exceeded by that claimed for Lydia l1rr.L Nnrr Nhar- r,a,